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	\| birthplace=[[Galactican Fleet]]		\| birthplace=[[Galactican Fleet]]

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	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role among the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role among the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	Later, he led a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an [[Red (1980)\|irate cameraman]], he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the cameraman believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a ~~homerun~~ in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.		Later, he led a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an [[Red (1980)\|irate cameraman]], he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the cameraman believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a home-run in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

	During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects ~~the female guide at the~~ Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.		During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects [[Marcy]], [[Griffith Park Observatory]]'s guide, about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	\| actor=		\| actor=[[Eric Taslitz]]
	}}		}}

	'''Wellington''' is one of the first [[Super Scout]]s to settle [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]. He is the more mature of the bunch, if not a bit off-putting, and matter-of-fact at times.		'''Wellington''' is one of the first [[Super Scout]]s to settle [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]. He is the more mature of the bunch, if not a bit off-putting, and matter-of-fact at times.

	During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.		During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the freighter ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.

	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role ~~amongst~~ the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role among the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	Later, ~~who leads~~ a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the ~~camera~~ believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.		Later, he led a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an [[Red (1980)\|irate cameraman]], he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the cameraman believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

	During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.		During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
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	* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington"~~, as he is introduced~~ as ~~thus~~ in "[[Spaceball]]", thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity errors (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].		* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington" as identified in "[[Spaceball]]," thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity errors (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].

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	During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.		During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.

	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part II~~]]")~~.		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

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	During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.		During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.

	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part I~~]]")~~. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").

	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

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	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").

	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~Spaceball~~]]")~~.		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

	During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.		During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.

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	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics ([[1980]]: "[[Spaceball]]").		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics ([[1980]]: "[[Spaceball]]").

	During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I~~]]")~~.		During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy {{G80\|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.

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	* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington", as he is introduced as thus in "[[Spaceball]]", thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity errors (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].		* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington", as he is introduced as thus in "[[Spaceball]]", thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity errors (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].

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	During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.		During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.

	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]). When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[The Super Scouts, Part II]]).		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").

	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics ([[Spaceball]]).		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics ([[1980]]: "[[Spaceball]]").

	During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy ([[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]).		During a showing of ''[[References in Galactica 1980#Movies\|This Island Earth]]'' at a movie complex, he notes that the mutant alien looks like a [[Gorkon]]. He later corrects the female guide at the Griffith Observatory about the number of stars in the galaxy ([[1980]]: "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]").

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	* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington", as he is introduced as thus in "[[Spaceball]]", thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity ~~error~~ (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].		* Wellington is identified in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]" as "Jason" by [[Dillon]]. However, Battlestar Wiki goes with "Wellington", as he is introduced as thus in "[[Spaceball]]", thus treating Dillon's statement as a [[Continuity errors (1980)#Logic errors\|continuity error]].

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	During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.		During the [[Battle for the Delphi\|attack]] on the ''[[Delphi (ship)\|Delphi]]'' by the [[Cylons (1980)\|Cylons]], he and other Super Scouts are trapped in a compartment, but are subsequently freed by [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. After they reach [[Shuttle Alpha]], Wellington and [[Starla]] reject Dillon's help in [[braces\|bracing]] themselves in.

	After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part II~~]]")~~.		After making landfall, Wellington appears to assert some level of maturity and leadership role amongst the Super Scouts. He takes it upon himself to read the Scout handbook Troy had procured. However, later that day, he, [[Moonstone]] and another scout become ill due to drinking from the nearby lake, which is host to various toxic chemicals originating from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]] {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. When neither his nor the sick Scouts condition change for the better, Troy, Dillon and [[John Stockton]] meet up with the [[anti-gravity ship]] that the Warriors had summoned, and he is subsequently treated on board {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.		Later, who leads a seminar on television camera technology at the [[United Broadcasting Company\|UBC studio]], taking apart camera four to explain its workings. When confronted by an irate cameraman, he and the scouts hastily reassemble the camera, which [[Brooks\|Mr. Brooks]] and the camera believe to be impossible. Wellington later hits a homerun in the championship game, explaining to his bewildered opponent that it is a simple matter of physics {{G80\|Spaceball}}.

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